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["Organization Name","Generic Email","Generic Phone","Organization Type","Area of Technical Expertise (bulleted list less than 25 words)","Brief Description of Capabilities (less than 100 words)"]
["NORESCO, LLC","codes@noresco.com ","303-459-7420","Energy & Green Codes Consultant ","•\tCodes and Standards Development and Adoption \n•\tStrategic Planning for Updating Codes and Standards \n•\tCompliance Support \n•\tEducation, Outreach and Training \n•\tUser’s Manual and Toolkit Development ","NORESCO is a national leader in developing code requirements as well as reviewing code language for clarity and enforceability. Common deliverables include language development, energy simulations, cost-benefit analysis, impact analysis and documents created for public dockets. Our experience also includes creating strategic plans and roadmaps to help jurisdictions reach carbon emission reduction goals. \n \nNORESCO offers a well-developed capability to communicate technical information to the architecture, engineering, and construction professions. We have experience in many aspects of the design/construction process and understand the needs of practitioners. This experience has been used to train industry practitioners and support compliance improvement initiatives."]
["Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships (NEEP)","NEEPFOAPartner@NEEP.org","(781) 860-9177","Nonprofit 501c3","•\tDevelopment, Implementation and Compliance of Building Energy Codes and Zero Energy Codes\n•\tStretch Codes\n•\tIntersection of Codes and BPS\n•\tEquitable Stakeholder Facilitation \n•\tAppliance Standards","NEEP provides technical assistance to develop, implement, and comply with leading-edge, cost effective energy zero energy codes that prioritize equity. NEEP brings together key stakeholders, resources, and data to build knowledge and understanding to advance the adoption and implementation of updated building energy and zero energy codes. NEEP leverages state, federal, and national resources with community perspectives to inform state plans and policies. NEEP tracks and analyzes leading efforts and progress across the region and facilitates peer exchange to inspire and transfer learning. NEEP provides regional, state, and municipality-specific guidance by creating resources, hosting webinars, and facilitating stakeholder groups."]
["Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI)","develop@rmi.org ","303.245.1003","NGO ","1.\tEnergy modeling \n2.\tCost-effectiveness analysis \n3.\tTechno-economic analysis \n4.\tConvening and facilitation \n5.\tIterative development with stakeholders \n6.\tTarget-setting, roadmaps, and climate goal alignment ","RMI is a global leader in energy efficiency and renewable energy. Today, the organization has a staff of over 500 scientists, engineers, and business leaders who have helped governments, utilities, multinational companies, innovative startups, and communities understand and benefit from the new energy economy with the imaginative application of rigorous technical and economic analysis. RMI’s Carbon-Free Buildings practice leverages analytical, policy, facilitation, and strategy expertise to change narratives, design and retrofit world-class efficient buildings, and drive decarbonization policy and practice. "]
["Evergreen Technology Consulting (ETC)","lrosenow@evergreen-tech.net","360-539-5202","Engineering Consulting Firm","•\tCommercial Energy Code Technical Support Services\n•\tEducational Content Development and Training\n•\tOnline Energy Code Compliance Tools and Resources\n•\tEnergy Code Development","The Director of Energy Code Services at ETC has managed the technical support services program for the commercial WA State Energy Code since 2011. We work as instructors and technical advisors, supporting energy code compliance through advocacy and industry education. We develop online compliance documentation tools and resources. Key personnel have worked as engineering design professionals in the building construction industry. We participate in energy code development at both the state and national level. With our combined design and energy codes technical support experience, we offer a balanced perspective and insight into the needs of the building construction industry."]
["Electric Vehicle Association","Policy@myeva.org","916 717-9158","Non-profit 401C3","*\tEV Education\n\t*\tEV Policy\n\t*\tEV Showcase and events\n\t*\tEV Adoption\n\t*\tEV Environmental Justice","The EVA is a 50+ year old non-profit organization active in the national adoption of EVs and charging infrastructure.  The mission of EVA is to educate and advocate for the rapid adoption of EVs and the critical deployment of related infrastructure.    With 100 chapters and thousands of members EVA is the leading volunteer organization accelerating the adoption of EVs by educating communities about the benefits of driving electric through in person events, test drives, showcases, presentations and web-based sessions. EVA chapters span all regions and economic strata engaging tens of thousands of community members in hundreds of events.  "]
["Edona Inc.","dro@edona.net ","339 200 9777 ","Private incorporation ","Building Integrated Wind Turbine ","Our flagship invention 'Building Integrated Wind Turbine' is designed to be installed on urban high-rise buildings to utilize enhanced wind speed around buildings capable of generating power at natural ambient wind speed as low as 1 m/sec. They are safer and quieter than conventional wind turbines and it is capable of effectively handling a wide range of wind velocities yielding cost-efficient energy production.\nIt is cost effective to install and maintain 'Building Integrated Wind Turbine' eliminating all weak points of conventional wind turbine design and producing clean energy efficiently leaving no carbon footprints behind. "]
["Resource Media","info@resource-media.org","415-397-5000","Nonprofit communications firm","*\tNarrative change\n*\tMedia relations\n*\tStrategic communications and planning\n*\tMulticultural and equity-based communications\n*\tSocial media and digital organizing\n*\tPaid advertising\n*\tCreative content \n*\tSpokesperson training\n*\tEthical storytelling","Resource Media is a nonprofit that has worked on energy-related issues and campaigns for more than 20 years at the state, local, and federal level. We have conducted research and message testing to hone effective messages and develop powerful stories that shift the energy narrative and change hearts and minds. Resource Media brings a deep commitment to social and racial equity and applies a justice framework to understanding issues and developing communications."]
["Group14 Engineering, PBC","info@group14eng.com","(303) 861-2070","Consulting Firm – Mechanical Engineering","o Energy Efficiency\no Code Consulting\no Energy modeling\no Sustainability\no Existing building performance, continuous monitoring\no Commissioning\no Envelope performance and commissioning","As a sustainability consultant, Group14 engages with various disciplines to form a team that maximizes opportunities for integrative, cost-effective adoption of sustainable design and construction strategies. We encourage an integrated design approach from early in the design process which results in a better designed, more efficient, high performing project with an environmentally responsible and healthy space to nurture occupants. We work closely with the design and construction team throughout the life of the project to provide options and help identify cost-effective solutions, including payback analysis, to reach goals."]
["American Society of Civil Engineers ","govwash@asce.org","202-789-7850","Professional Society – 501c3","ASCE Representative 150,000 civil engineer in all aspect of the civil engineering profession. ","Representing more than 150,000 civil engineers from private practice, government, industry, and academia, ASCE is dedicated to the advancement of the science and practice of engineering. We stand at the forefront of a profession that plans, designs, constructs, and operates society’s economic and social engine – the built environment – while protecting and restoring the natural environment. \n\nAs a public service, ASCE regularly develops technical standards for critical infrastructure serving essential needs on both a state and national level. For example, the ASCE/SEI 7 Minimum Design Loads and Associated Criteria for Buildings and Other Structures standard is an integral part of building codes in the United States. The standard describes the means for determining design loads for general structural design. Additionally, when a catastrophic event takes place and infrastructure fails, ASCE deploys skilled engineers from our membership to assess and determine what happened, why it happened, and more importantly, to develop recommendations for future change within technical standards, as appropriate, to avert such an event."]
["Plug In America","vwarheit@pluginamerica.org","415-225-4435","Non-profit ","* EV Charging Infrastructure","Plug In America is a non-profit, supporter-driven advocacy group. We are the voice of plug-in vehicle drivers across the country. Our state-based coalitions advocate locally to strengthen existing building codes, and to advance state legislation when necessary, to secure EV charging access for all. California was the first state to launch an EVCA coalition – you can read about their ongoing work with our California partner, Acterra. "]
["Southeast Energy Efficiency Alliance (SEEA) ","Info@seealliance.org","404-856-0723","Non-profit ","o\tProgram Design & Management\no\tTraining Resource & Material Development\no\tResource & Training Deployment\no\tTechnical Assistance \no\tProgram Equity Evaluations\no\tReporting","SEEA serves 11 states and 5 U.S. Island Territories in building energy code adoption, implementation support, and research. SEEA designs, implements, and supports programs and policies in the Southeast that enable a skilled and confident workforce and that result in safe, affordable, healthy, and equitable outcomes for occupants. SEEA’s innovative programs have trained tens of thousands of building energy workforce professionals across the region since 2009. SEEA has proven highly effective at educating, organizing, and coordinating contractors, their suppliers, and representative associations to align and adopt reasonable and achievable progression relating to building standards in Southeastern states."]
["SMARTreview Inc. ","solutions@smrtreivew.biz",null,"For profit commercial software development company","•\tSoftware development\n•\tBuilding codes\n•\tArchitectural design and construction\n•\tBuilding Information Modeling\n•\tMunicipal building code compliance","SMARTreview Inc. provides solutions for automating code compliance in the Architecture/Engineering/Construction/Operations industry. Our unique software works as an addin to industry-leading architectural software to provide designers with instant feedback on compliance of their provisional designs to items in the building code. The rule-base for testing compliance is implemented on a cloud, enabling delivery anywhere and software updates to be instantly delivered to all customers. The current product addresses rules from the International Building Code within the Autodesk Revit design software, but the code review engine is generic to many other codes and integration can be achieved to other building models, such as BuildingSmart IFC, ArchiCAD, or Bentley Building Design. "]
["Ekotrope","info@ekotrope.com","(617) 863-7750","Energy Efficiency Software Provider","●     Software implementation of IECC, HERS, utility rebates, and other programs for residential new construction\n●     Home energy data collection, analysis, verification, and transmission","Ekotrope is the leader in energy analysis software for residential new construction. Nearly 300,000 new homes each year are rated using Ekotrope, and the vast majority of IECC Residential Performance Path (R405, R406) compliance is calculated using our software, plus many UA Path homes. We excel at implementing any type of residential energy code or program, from IECC codes (including amended versions) to 30+ utility rebate programs across the country, including data submission and validation workflows. These tools allow us to understand unique insights about residential construction - how homes are being built, performance benchmarks, compliance rates, and more."]
["2030, Inc. / Architecture 2030","info@architecture2030.org","505-988-5309","NGO","•\tZero Carbon Building Codes\n•\tOn-site Renewable Energy Generation\n•\tOff-site Renewable Energy Procurement\n•\tAssessment of Carbon Emissions","Architecture 2030 developed the Zero Code framework, a national and international building energy standard for new building construction that integrates cost-effective energy efficiency standards with on-site and/or off-site renewable energy to support the construction of zero carbon buildings. The Zero Code framework has been applied in the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) Appendix CC: Zero Energy Commercial Building Provisions. Architecture 2030 is the leading organization supporting local jurisdiction to incorporate off-site renewable energy procurement requirements into their codes and policies to achieve zero operating emissions in new and existing buildings."]
["Center for Energy and Environment","gdiller@mncee.org","612-244-2417","Non-profit","•\tCommercial energy codes\no\tTechnical support\no\tField verification\n•\tCommunity Engagement and Policy\no\tEnergy planning \no\tCodes support\n•\tResearch and energy modeling\n•\tProgram implementation","CEE is a clean energy nonprofit with expertise in energy efficiency that stretches back 40 years. Our research staff are industry leaders in efficient technology research including cold climate air-source heat pumps, and commercial energy use reduction strategies. Our program staff is experienced in implementing innovative program strategies including a commercial code support program. Our team of code experts and engineers provide technical support, funded by utilities, through supplemental plan review for participating cities at no cost to the communities. Our policy and communities teams actively engage with stakeholders to advocate for energy code advancement and determine compliance support strategies."]
["California Energy Alliance (CEA)","inquiries@caenergyalliance.org","916-237-7407","Non-profit","o\tCost-effectiveness methodologies\no\tLife cycle cost\no\tCode compliance and enforcement tools\no\tEnergy code measures research and development\no\tLighting, HVAC, Controls, Indoor Air Quality, Plug Loads","o\tCalifornia Energy Alliance (CEA) is a leading advocacy organization for energy stakeholders. CEA is a nonprofit, non-partisan alliance of business, government, and non-governmental organization leaders advocating for energy productivity to achieve economic growth, environmental justice, energy security, affordability, and resilience. CEA’s work focuses on advocacy, outreach, research, and evolution of codes, standards, and policy. CEA collaborates with a broad range of stakeholders, including manufacturers, contractors, commissioning providers, acceptance test technicians, utilities, and others to develop energy code measures. These code measures increase code compliance through simplification, basic accountability, and deployment of low-cost, common-sense technology available in today's market."]
["The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE)","GovAffairs@ASHRAE.org","(202) 833-1830","Not-for-Profit; Standards Development Organization; Professional and Technical Engineering Society","o\tStandards Developer\no\tTraining and Education \n\tbuilding systems/controls\n\tenergy efficiency \n\tdecarbonization\n\tindoor air and environmental quality \n\trefrigeration \n\tsustainability","ASHRAE is an eligible partnership entity per the BIL and is the author of over 100 standards and guidelines, including Standard 90.1, which is the key basis for energy codes for more than 45 years.  ASHRAE is also the developer of 90.2 and 90.4, energy standards for residential buildings and data centers, respectively.  With over 35,000 members organized across 120 chapters in the U.S., ASHRAE offers a network of professionals for outreach to communities to provide technical assistance, training and education, and disseminate information including on energy and stretch codes, carbon standards and building performance standards."]
["Alegna Technologies, Inc.","ACabrera@AlegnaTechnologies.com","(770) 855-3328","Consultant, Integrator, Provider, S Corp.","Alegna™ offers artificial intelligence (AI), 80+sensors-types, turnkey services; Smart building Energy Management Platform wirelessly and remotely inspects,   \n   monitors, reports HV/AC, Air Quality and 4.0 manufacturing. ","Alegna Technologies offers latest technologies Innovations for implementation and compliance of advanced building energy codes (i.e. health, safety, efficiency, resilience) for Smart Building Energy Infrastructure Management using Artificial Intelligence (AI)-(80+ Plug-n-play sensors-types, one platform) that wirelessly detect; remotely inspect, alerts and generates reports for further analytics, audit trail and accountability verification.  Including, usage and energy savings from strategic Smart HV/AC new/retrofit, ventilation, indoor air      quality (IAQ) monitoring, plus! And, turnkey consulting and project management services (assessment to project close-out, IoT, mobility, legacy systems integration). Alegna™ is small, minority, woman owned certified by SBA and DBE by DOT in 6 states."]
["International Code Council","energygrants@iccsafe.org","202-370-1800","Non-Profit Codes and Standards Development and Support","o\tTraining\no\tCertifications\no\tVirtual Inspections\no\tTechnical assistance\no\tSupport Resources (checklists, digital codes, custom codes, codification)\no\tResilience\no\tOff-site construction\no\tStretch Codes\no\tPlan review\no\tCode Official Engagement","ICC, developer of the International Energy Conservation Code, provides comprehensive implementation support through education; training and certification of code officials, contractors and other stakeholders; consulting and technical assistance; digital code access; custom code publishing; checklists; protocols; plan review; evaluation services; accreditation; electronic permitting; and virtual inspection resources. ICC expertise includes resilience, offsite construction, fire safety, and water conservation. ICC partnered with DOE to evaluate SolarAPP for permitting PV/storage. It maintains strong relationships with all levels of government with over 9,000 departments, agencies, and jurisdictional members, nearly 400 chapters, and a large team of government relations professionals across the country."]
["Performance Systems Development (PSD)","sales@psdconsulting.com","315.719.2831","Energy Efficiency Program Design & Implementation, Software Developer, and Energy Engineering Service Provider. Also, an SBA Certified Small Business.","o\tEnergy Code development, implementation, adoption and compliance.\no\tCurriculum development/training\no\tMarketing, Outreach, Other Related Services \no\tMobile inspection and data collection tools","PSD, a US SBA-Certified Small Business Enterprise, specializes in innovative program design, engineering and training services, and software solutions for the energy efficiency industry. We are focused on the development and delivery of whole-building and performance-based energy efficiency programs and services, with a strong emphasis on market transformation. Leveraging our technical building science experience and our unique suite of code compliance resources and software tools, PSD has emerged as an industry leader in energy code support initiatives and above-code programs. We bring a deep knowledge of energy codes, program implementation, training, and outreach for residential and commercial sectors."]
["New Buildings Institute","info@newbuildings.org","503-761-7339","501(c)(3) nonprofit","•\tBuilding energy code creation / evaluation \n•\tZero energy / zero carbon buildings and technology research and innovation\n•\tEducation and market transformation","New Buildings Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has worked for 25 years to drive better energy performance in buildings. NBI’s mission is to push for better buildings that achieve zero energy, zero carbon, and beyond – through research, policy, guidance, and market transformation – to protect people and the planet. NBI is recognized as a national leader on the development of leading-edge code and decarbonization policy strategies for jurisdictions around the country, including development of national model code, stretch or reach codes, and code roadmaps to help leading jurisdictions achieve climate goals through ambitious building energy code."]
["National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)","communications@nema.org","703.841.3200","Trade Association","•\tCodes and standard development & adoption\n•\tInnovative & Resilient Grids\n•\tEV Integration\n•\tRenewables\n•\tBPS and Benchmarking\n•\tBuilding Systems Interoperability","NEMA has a long history with codes and standards, including our own standards and a network of four field staff advocating for the adoption of the IECC. NEMA represents the manufacturers producing all of the products the make our buildings smart and our grid resilient. NEMA also has capabilities in buildings-EV integration, building energy management systems, and building systems interoperability."]
["Oregon Building Codes Division","bcd.info@dcbs.oregon.gov \nmark.r.heizer@dcbs.oregon.gov \nKelly.i.thomas@dcbs.oregon.gov ","503-378-4133 ","State Government; Building Code entity","o\tASHRAE (90.1; Std. 105)\no\tIECC Energy Code Development\no\tState energy code development and implementation","Oregon BCD would be very interested in participating with others in one area: Training for building officials, with focus on plan review and inspection. Recreate/update “Code Official” manual. The code change training (PNNL’s “what’s new” classes”) are not enough. \n\nWe see a big need for training for building officials. This is the foundation for better compliance. As Robin Yochum of Nevada noted, the retirement/loss of knowledge among the building community is impacting the compliance and enforcement of energy codes. Our office began its focus on getting new building officials and inspectors trained over a decade ago. With (experienced) staffing shortages, we face a crisis. This is leaving building offices with few choices but to limit energy code review or even ignore the energy provisions."]
["SWEEP, Southwest Energy Efficiency Project","info@swenergy.org ","303-447-0078","NGO, REEO","Energy code training, implementation, project management of energy code studies, utility intersection, DER implementation, EV implementation, sustainable and environmental roadmaps, and workforce development with energy codes and building products and equipment.","SWEEP has participated in numerous DOE/PNNL energy code projects from field studies, to energy code trainings, developing local/regional training sources, working with utility providers to support funding of energy codes and extensive cohort work across six southwest states."]
["GARD Analytics, Inc.","Jason Glazer (jglazer@gard.com)","847 698 5686","Small business corporation","•\tASHRAE 90.1 expert especially Appendix G and Section 11 \n•\tBuilding energy modeling and EnergyPlus developer\n•\tDevelop proposals for standards\n•\tLead consensus groups and committees","GARD has also been closely involved in the development of national building energy codes and standards including a detailed simulation based assessment of the ASHRAE 90.1. GARD has continued to be closely involved in the improvement of successive versions to 90.1. Jason Glazer, president of GARD Analytics, in his role as chair of the ASHRAE 90.1 Energy Cost Budget subcommittee has helped to develop Section 11 as well as Appendix G, the Performance Rating Method for assessing buildings that go beyond code minimums. Jason also chairs SSPC 209, vice chair of SPC 229 and active in SSPC 140."]
["Argonne National Laboratory","reci@anl.gov","630-252-2547","DOE National Laboratory","•\tBuilding Energy, EV Charging, and Grid Interaction Modeling\n•\tCost Effectiveness Analysis and Technoeconomic Analysis\n•\tBuilding and Infrastructure Resilience Analysis\n•\tCode compliance software tool development","Argonne is one of the core DOE National Laboratories supporting the Building Technologies Office, EERE, Office of Science, and other DOE offices. We have experience in large scale building energy modeling for code analysis, technology adoption, and cost effectiveness. We are the premier DOE lab for EV technologies and a core lab in the Net Zero World Initiative.  Argonne recently created the  Advanced Energy Technologies directorate  focused on providing RD&D  and technical assistance related to decarbonization of buildings, transportation, industry, and energy sectors and for partnership with government, universities, industry, and non-profits to implement the decarbonization vision of DOE."]
["BUILDTank, inc.","robby@btankinc.com","303-927-0025","Residential Energy Consultant","o\tResidential IECC and applicable IRC portions\no\tShaft liner area separation walls\no\tIn person and virtual education\no\tEnergy Modeling\no\tField inspection and code application\no\tCode development and code adoption assistance\no\tERI, EnergyStar, DOE Zero Energy Ready, and Passive house consultant and rater\no\tICC/HERS Compliance Specialist\no\tICC Residential Energy inspector and plans examiner ","Robby Schwarz has been a champion of applied building science for over 25 years. \nEarly on, Robby saw the connections between energy codes, building programs, and homeowner’s expectations.  Because of this, he is committed to contributing to code development, adoption, and education.  He has helped Colorado jurisdictions develop and implement their energy code, presented code language adopted at the national ICC® code hearings, and encouraged implementation of 3rd party inspection and building performance compliance.  Widely considered a national expert on the IECC, Robby is a code trainer for groups such as the Colorado Energy Office, Colorado Chapter of the ICC®, Nevada’s EduCode®, and Boulder County Marshall Fire victims."]
["Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance (MEEA)","doefoa@mwalliance.org ","312-587-8390","501c3 nonprofit (regional energy efficiency organization)","• Codes and Standards Development, Adoption, Implementation and Compliance \n• Development and implementation of Stretch Codes\n• Development and implementation of Building Performance Standards and Benchmarking \n• Stakeholder Facilitation, Code Collaboratives and working with Under-served and Under-resourced Communities \n• Market Transformation and Utility Claimed Savings programs \n• Strategic Planning for Updating Codes and Standards \n• Education, Outreach and Training, including curriculum development","MEEA provides expertise and technical assistance to develop, implement, and comply with building energy codes, including stretch codes for new residential and commercial buildings across the Midwest. MEEA is also focused on existing buildings, providing support to develop and implement policies and programs to reduce consumption cost-effectively and with equity considerations. MEEA is the leading expert in the region and brings together key stakeholder and advocates to increase knowledge on the benefits and impacts of strong building policies for new and existing buildings. MEEA works at the local, state and regional levels using our expertise and networks to support adoption of building energy policies and standards to meet energy and climate goals. MEEA provides technical assistance throughout the region, facilitates code collaboratives and peer networks, promotes resources, hosts webinars, publishes fact sheets and white papers and provides direct support to government agencies, utilities and other stakeholders. "]
["Slipstream","opportunities@slipstreaminc.org","608.249.0339","Nonprofit 501c3","o\tCodes and standards development and adoption\no\tMunicipal planning and engagement for creating resiliency/energy plans and adopting codes and standards\no\tEvaluation methods for codes and standards programs \no\tResearch design and implementation of compliance studies  \no\tExpertise in building energy systems, HVAC system and controls, decarbonization, indoor air quality, affordable housing, commercial and residential high performance buildings \no\tMeasurement and verification of building systems \no\tGrid interactive buildings, microgrid feasibility \no\tStakeholder engagement \no\tEducation, outreach and training\no\tEnergy Modeling ","Slipstream is a mission-driven nonprofit that creates, tests, delivers, and scales the next generation of energy efficiency and renewable energy programs that move us farther, faster toward a clean energy economy. Slipstream partners with utilities, local and state governments, regulatory agencies, and other organizations to inspire new solutions to big energy challenges. Since 1980, we’ve been at the forefront of energy solutions, transforming energy use and understanding through next generation programs, technologies, and financing. "]
["Pacific Northwest National Laboratory","bing.liu@pnnl.gov","(509) 375-2263","Federally Funded Research and Development Center","o\tCode proposal development \no\tCost-effectiveness analysis\no\tCode compliance software \no\tCompliance evaluation\no\tBPS policy design \no\tEducation and Training\no\tLarge scale prototype simulation","The PNNL team has extensive experience in developing and implementing building energy code policy in both residential and commercial sectors. The team specializes in developing and analyzing energy codes, providing technical assistance to states and jurisdictions to support their code adoption process, providing training to code stakeholders, developing and implementing building performance standards, and creating instruments to aid and quantify code compliance. The project team has extensive experience supporting national, regional and state activities for both base and stretch codes. The team includes building scientists, mechanical engineers, energy modeling experts, energy code policy specialists, and software developers. "]
["Emily Lorenz (independent consultant, sole proprietor)","emilyblorenz@gmail.com","312-402-2539","consulting engineering firm—sustainability and energy specialty","•\tSustainability\n•\tEnergy efficiency\n•\tEnergy codes\n•\tGreen standards and rating systems\n•\tLife-cycle assessment\n•\tProduct category rules\n•\tEnvironmental product declarations\n•\tConcrete","Emily Lorenz, PE, F-ACI, is an independent consultant in the areas of LCA, EPDs, PCRs, green building, and sustainability. She serves as an engineer in the areas of green structures and practices, energy efficiency, thermal properties, and moisture mitigation. Lorenz also specializes in building code and standards work and advocacy. Lorenz actively participates as vice-chair of the Envelope Subcommittee developing the commercial provisions of the 2024 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC), and as a voting member of several committees including the 2024 IECC Commercial Committee, the Envelope Subcommittee of ASHRAE 90.1, and the ASTM International Committee E60 on Sustainability. "]
["Millig Design Build","info@milligdb.com","785-865-6054","Engineering, design, and construction firm","•\tTurnkey energy efficiency and decarbonization retrofits\n•\tPlanning, implementation, and compliance of building energy codes and zero energy codes\n•\tExisting building performance, continuous monitoring, and commissioning","Millig Design Build is an integrated engineering, design, and construction firm specializing in turnkey facility improvements that address energy efficiency, building health and safety, and core infrastructure needs.\n \nMillig brings together a range of talent and resources to maximize opportunities for cost-effective, code-compliant load reduction, electrification, renewables, and other decarbonization strategies that drive better energy performance in existing building operations.  "]
["Minnesota Department of Commerce","fedquestions.commerce@state.mn.us","651-539-1671","State Government","* These are key Division of Energy Resources topic areas \no\tBuilding energy efficiency\no\tWeatherization\no\tEmerging and underutilized energy technology\no\tSolar; storage\no\tBuilding performance standards \no\tEnergy assurance (energy security) and resilience","o\tMinnesota has statutory goals to reduce GHG emissions in the state and is not on track to meet the goals. Buildings are a significant contributor. Commerce produced a white paper with the Department of Labor and Industry in December 2020 (Reducing Energy Use, New Commercial and Large Multifamily Buildings -- Recommendations (mn.gov)). The departments recommend the current statewide commercial energy code be advanced and accelerated such that it achieves net zero by 2036. Commerce has a role on the building technology side and plans to continue to participate in code development. "]
["Earth Advantage","education@earthadvantage.org","503.968.7160","Nonprofit","\tEnergy efficiency\n\tGreen building \n\tEnergy codes \n\tConstruction workforce & diversity training \n\tBuilding industry education\n\tResearch \n\tDOE Home Energy Score \n\tProgram development / delivery","Since 2009, Earth Advantage has been at the forefront of developing innovative training for various sectors within the building industry such as new and existing construction, architecture and design, code compliance and enforcement, real estate, appraisal, home energy scoring, accessory dwelling units, and workforce development. Earth Advantage's team trains and mentors a growing local energy efficiency workforce and supports residential building professionals through quality assurance and installation verification services. Earth Advantage currently participates in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Better Buildings Workforce Accelerator."]
["Energy Shrink, LLC","mail@energy-shrink.com","(202)556-3369","Consultancy for Decarbonizing Buildings; Certified minority women-owned small business (WOSB)","•\tInnovative, Strategic, Systems-approach to Decarbonizing Buildings\n•\tDepth in building science and technologies\n•\tEnergy modeling\n•\tExperience reviewing code documents\n•\tExperience building implementation road maps","Energy Shrink provides advisory and consulting services in decarbonization of the built environment. We work globally with innovative clients in the public and private sectors to decarbonize the buildings sector. We are specialized in energy-efficiency in buildings, aka high-performance or green buildings. Combining decades of US and international experience at reputed consulting firms with the flexibility of a small business, the Energy Shrink team offers high-quality consulting that bridges the gap between building science knowledge and the global marketplace. We are also a certified minority women-owned small business (WOSB, DBE)."]
["Frontier Energy, Inc.","contact@frontierenergy.com","510-444-8707","Energy Efficiency and Codes Consultant","• Residential codes and standards development \n• Building energy technology evaluation \n• Decarbonization and electrification\n• ZNE design strategies\n• Cost-effectiveness and economic analysis\n• Local reach codes","Frontier Energy has been the lead single family contractor for California's Title 24 energy code during the 2019, 2022, and 2025 code cycles. Frontier has developed valuable experience collaboratively avoiding and resolving issues during the code development process, working with a broad range of stakeholders from state governments, utilities, and industry. Frontier has a unique set of experiences in reach codes, ZNE design, and the research sector where new technologies are evaluated under real world conditions. Frontier staff has experience developing improvements to the IECC, including tailoring language to accommodate regional differences in climate, construction practices, and energy costs. "]
["Southface Institute","communications@southface.org","404-872-3549","Non-profit","1.\tBuilding performance testing (diagnostics, energy modeling)\n2.\tGreen building certification program development\n3.\tHVAC system load calculations\n4.\tIRP advocacy\n5.\tEnergy code advocacy\n6.\tWorkforce training (complaint with WAP standards)","Southface is a Georgia-based non-profit organization that works to promote sustainable homes, workplaces, and communities through education, research, advocacy, and technical assistance. Our work includes collaboration with state energy offices throughout the Southeast to promote and support building efficiency policies and code adoption, implementation, and compliance.  We offer science-based training with a focus on building performance, health and safety, energy codes, and green infrastructure.  Throughout the years, Southface has developed strong partnerships that have produced building certification standards, workforce development programs, and policies that advance housing affordability."]
["Home Energy Connection, LLC","les@homeenergyconnection.com","702-451-8630","RESNET Rater Trainer and BPI Training Center and Proctor ","NV Energy Auditor & Instructor\nICC Residential Energy Inspector\nIECC/HERS Compliance Specialist\nRESNET & BPI Trainer and Proctor\nENERGY STAR & DOE ZERH verifier\nCEM","For over 15 years, HEC has been a driving force in improving the health, comfort and energy efficiency of buildings while making new and existing building more earth friendly. For new buildings, this is accomplished through participating in code development, providing IECC training to code officials, contractors and RESNET HERS Raters, along with field verification and testing. Provide consulting and field inspections for Nevada’s multifamily affordable housing program. For existing buildings, we provide BPI & RESNET training approved for Nevada Energy Auditor Licensure, conduct energy and healthy home audits, contractor training and provide DOE Quality Control Inspections for Nevada Weatherization."]
["Full Circle Construction Services","amanda@fullcircleconstruction.org","720.219.3683","Energy Consultant, HERS Rater","o\tEnergy Code\no\tHERS Ratings\no\tBlower door and duct leakage tests\no\tManual J load calculations\no\tResidential and commercial building inspections","I am a HERS Rater, ICC B5 Building Inspector and LEED AP, BD+C. I perform energy plan reviews and relevant inspections for local jurisdictions. Full Circle has a large focus on implementing and enforcing the energy code for local jurisdictions; I currently work with the Town of Basalt for the IECC as well as run their local Sustainable Building Regulations program. "]
["Institute for Market Transformation","Development@imt.org","202-525-2883","Non-profit","• Building performance standards/policy\n• Energy code development, advocacy\n• Energy management/demand response\n• Utility/energy efficiency implementation\n• Inclusive program design, implementation\n• Benchmarking\n• Landlord-tenant energy issues, policies, programs","The Institute for Market Transformation (IMT) is a national 501(c)(3) nonprofit\nworking to catalyze demand for high-performance buildings. We specialize in forging actionable solutions at the intersection of real estate and public policy with a holistic, multi-disciplinary approach, and are committed to increasing community engagement and participation in policy development and implementation. IMT has more than 25 years of experience working with governments at all levels to develop, pass, and implement building lifecycle performance regulations that affect both new and existing buildings. Currently IMT is actively partnering on such policies in more than 50 cities across the US."]
["Karpman Consulting LLC","kc@karpmanconsulting.net ","(860) 430-1909","Consultant","•\tEnergy and stretch code  \n•\tCompliance forms and checklists\n•\tPerformance-based codes\n•\tTrainings development/delivery\n•\tEnergy modeling\n•\tSubmittal review\n•\tStakeholder group facilitation\n•\tResearch\n•\tStandards 90.1, 140, 209","Karpman Consulting is a woman-owned engineering firm founded in 2005. We excel at working in diverse groups with varying interests and have proven leadership skills and technical experience. Since inception, our focus has been on moving the energy efficiency industry forward through targeted research to inform national and local policies; the development of software tools to improve the workflow and quality of performance-based energy modeling submissions; serving as voting members on ASHRAE Standards 90.1, 140, 209 and 229 committees, and sharing our technical expertise through training, energy code and beyond code programs policy development. "]
["International Association of Sheet Metal, Air, Rail and Transportation Workers","tfinck-haynes@smart-union.org","(202) 717-1945","Associations of construction professionals","•\tCode development and code adoption\n•\tBuilding performance standards\n•\tIndoor Air Quality\n•\tEnergy efficiency\n•\tTraining development/deployment","SMART represents thousands of sheet metal construction trade workers that perform energy efficiency, air quality, and green building work. SMART jointly sponsors 148 registered apprenticeship training programs throughout the U.S. Our training programs provide broad-based training that educates apprentices in all aspects of building efficiency, from interior mechanical systems to building enclosures. This comprehensive understanding of building systems enables graduates to readily adapt to changes in technology and implement and comply with building energy codes."]
["CodeCycle.org","info@codecycle.org","(510) 410-2457","Nonprofit","•\tSoftware to assist with AHJ enforcement\n•\tSoftware for design teams\n•\tFocus on usability, transparency, and integration\n•\tCompliance analysis covering mandatory and prescriptive measures","CodeCycle.org develops software systems to simplify the code enforcement process for building departments. The software also streamlines compliance submittals for design teams. CodeCycle.org uses cloud-based tools that layer the whole of the submittal and inspection process on top of design drawings to improve the speed and accuracy of data entry while greatly simplifying enforcement processes. CodeCycle.org software also prioritizes inspection items for AHJs and automates much of the regulatory analysis that frequently can be overlooked. CodeCycle.org's system has been deployed for a number of years in partnering California jurisdictions."]
["American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE)","info@aceee.org","(202) 507-4000","Nonprofit","•\tEnergy efficiency research, analysis and market transformation\n•\tTechnical assistance and toolkits\n•\tEnergy code development and implementation\n•\tBuilding performance standards\n•\tHealth, safety, resilience and equity\n•\tEmbodied/lifecycle emissions","ACEEE, a nonprofit organization, develops transformative policies to reduce energy waste and combat climate change. ACEEE has four decades of experience in energy codes development, technical assistance to state and local governments for implementation, and convening a wide variety of stakeholders. ACEEE’s state and local policy support includes existing building benchmarking and transparency, and building performance standards. ACEEE has established expertise in equity-centric approaches and community-level energy efficiency through our work with cities and community-based organizations. Further, ACEEE staff members have decades of experience analyzing the impact of energy policies on workforce and themselves training professionals and code officials."]
["Energy Solutions ","procurement@energy-solution.com","510-482-4420","Building Energy Codes and Energy Efficiency Implementation Consulting Firm","•\tCodes Development and Adoption  \n•\tCompliance and Enforcement  \n•\tStakeholder Engagement \n•\tOutreach and Training \n•\tExisting Buildings \n•\tEquity \n•\tElectrification, Resiliency, GHG-Emissions","Energy Solutions is a leader in energy code development, offering technical and advocacy support for all building types and end uses. Our transparent, data-driven analyses facilitate informed decisions and our commitment to work collaboratively with all stakeholders that may be impacted by the code allows our code provisions to be feasible, enforceable, and accepted among market actors. Codes are a powerful mechanism to achieve climate goals and ensuring health, safety, and welfare if they are adopted and compliance is high. We develop and implement innovative compliance and enforcement programs so codes can achieve real benefits to all people. "]
["TRC","effprocurement@trccompanies.com","206-413-8924","Energy Efficiency and Codes Consultant","o\tState energy code development\no\tLocal reach code development\no\tDecarbonization\no\tEnergy simulation\no\tCost-effectiveness evaluation\no\tMarket characterization\no\tStakeholder engagement","TRC delivers advanced energy, decarbonization, and resiliency solutions through codes and standards development, demonstration projects, research, and program design and implementation. TRC has developed state and local building energy codes and reach codes in support of building energy efficiency, demand response, and decarbonization for residential and commercial buildings – both new construction and alterations. TRC applies engineering analysis, building simulation expertise, market research, regulatory planning, and building science to energy code development. Our experience includes product research, building energy simulation analysis to quantify energy impacts, and stakeholder engagement to assess the level of support for new codes and standards."]
["National Fenestration Rating Council ","info@nfrc.org","301-589-1776","Nonprofit, 501c3 organization","•\tBuilding design\n•\tEnergy efficient windows, doors and skylights\n•\tThermal testing\n•\tFenestration industry\n•\tEngineering\n•\tAcademia \n•\tResearch and development\n•\tTechnology\n•\tManufacturing\n•\tBuilding sciences\n•\tConstruction\n•\tCodes and regulations","The National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC) administers the only independent rating, certification, and labeling system for the energy performance of windows, doors, and skylights. NFRC partners with ENERGY STAR, architects, code officials, window manufacturers, national laboratories, and inspection agencies. As a consumer advocate, NFRC raises awareness of how efficient windows save money, cut emissions, and improve indoor comfort. NFRC operates the Efficient Windows Collaborative, an educational resource for homeowners to find and select energy-efficient, ENERGY STAR certified windows for their homes.   "]
["Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory","     thong@lbl.gov","510.486.7082","DOE National Laboratory","·         Energy and resilience modeling for building codes\n·    Building performance standards\n·    Decarbonization policy expertise\n·    Home builder industry and practices\n·    Stakeholder engagement, technical assistance\n·     Equity, workforce issues\n\n","LBNL is a core DOE National Laboratory supporting the Building Technologies Office, EERE, and other DOE offices. We have a long history supporting development of and      compliance with      California Title 24 building energy efficiency standards and ASHRAE 90.1 and 90.2 building energy efficiency standards. We have experience in large-     scale building energy modeling for code analysis, technology adoption, cost effectiveness, ZNE-building analysis, and indoor comfort and safety.  LBNL is the premier DOE lab for demand response and      cool surfaces and is the core National Lab for Ventilation, IAQ and health. LBNL is also leading efforts for DOE on residential decarbonization.     "]
["Widseth Smith Nolting and Associates","Inc.funding@widseth.com","218-308-2604","For Profit Architecture and Engineering consulting organization","\n1.\tRoofs\n2.\tDoors\n3.\tWindows\n4.\tSkylights\n5.\tClerestories\n6.\tInsulation\n7.\tFiltration systems\n8.\tEnvironmental controls (such as humidity controls)\n9.\tLighting system\n10.\tAir conditioning system\n11.\tVentilation system\n12.\tHeating system\n13.\tPower system and controls of building\n14.\tGeothermal energy\n15.\tPower lines and structure for transmission and distribution of solar or wind energy","Architecture design, planning, and construction management of energy efficiency measures, and installation of renewable energy, which will result in reduction to school energy costs, increase energy efficiency and lead to improvements in health and air quality. Specific capabilities include energy efficiency planning, energy auditing; mechanical, structural, and electrical engineering. Architecture accreditations of AIA, NCARB, LEED, CID, CSI, and CDT. Engineering accreditations of PE and LEED AP.  [Geographic Area of Interest:  Minnesota and North Dakota]"]
["Urban Green Council","ca@urbangreencouncil.org","212.514.9385, ext.119","Nonprofit","•\tEnergy Code curriculum development for a range of audiences\n•\tEnergy Code development and review\n•\tWorkforce development partnerships\n•\tEnergy and building code research and analysis","Urban Green Council has played an essential role for over 12 years in crafting impactful commercial and residential energy codes–including stretch codes–that helps to ensure compliance through industry-leading training for designers and other building professionals in New York City and NY State. \n\nThe code is the most powerful building efficiency tool to date, and will continue to be a crucial lever for achieving ambitious climate goals and decarbonizing buildings. We welcome the opportunity to partner with other organizations and jurisdictions on compelling code projects."]
["FSEC Energy Research Center              University of Central Florida ","robin@fsec.ucf.edu","321-638-1404","University","Building Code Development, Building Code Verification, Building Code Software Development, Building Code Research, Above-Code Program Development and Analysis, Performance Code Development and Analysis, ERI Procedure Development and Analysis,  Code Comparisons, Educational Training Courses and Materials, Building Science Training and Research, Renewables Training and Research, Overcoming Barriers to Residential Renewable Permitting","FSEC® has more than 45 years of experience in renewable energy systems and building science. The Center’s 70-member staff includes professionals with expertise in engineering, energy research, building science, energy and policy analysis, as well as education and training. Research at FSEC is based on field monitoring, computer simulations, and controlled experiments in highly-instrumented laboratories. FSEC’s research includes high performance buildings, energy codes, solar technologies, hydrogen and fuel cells, electric vehicles, energy storage, and education. FSEC performs contracted research and training in partnership with government, industry, nonprofit organizations, private sponsors, and national laboratories. Funding totals $6 to $12 million annually."]
["Green Building United ","jivey@greenbuildingunited.org ","215-399-5799 ","Regional non-profit","Energy code advocacy, education, and training ","Green Building United advocates for sustainable building design, construction, and operation across Southeast Pennsylvania and Delaware. In our recent past, we have helped secure updates to Pennsylvania’s model building code and a stretch exemption in Philadelphia, provided training on the new code within the region, and advised on Delaware’s proposed stretch code provision. We are currently interested in expanding opportunities for stretch codes in Pennsylvania, continuing to advocate for adoption of modern codes in PA and Delaware, and identifying opportunities to train and equitably implement codes across our region.  "]
["KieranTimberlake","services@kierantimberlake.com","215-922-6600","For-Profit Architecture, Planning, and Research Firm","•\tArchitectural design\n•\tDetailing and fabrication\n•\tLife-cycle assessment (LCA)\n•\tBuilding information modeling (BIM)\n•\tBuilding energy modeling (BEM)\n•\tTotal carbon analysis\n•\tFull-stack web application development ","KieranTimberlake is an award-winning firm focused on high-performance, sustainable architecture. Our full-time, transdisciplinary research group has backgrounds in industrial ecology, chemistry, physics, carbon accounting, economics, and materials engineering. With an ISO-certified process for Research, Design, and Development, we are committed to driving innovations in the Building Technology sector.\n\nOur portfolio has established KT as a leader in integrating sustainable technologies to balance whole-life carbon – embodied and operational – with the realities of performance criteria, constructability, and budget. We have developed and commercialized cutting-edge workflows and tools for design-integrated LCA processes, including LCI and EPD data integration into the design process."]
["Signetron Inc.","info@signetron.com","510 384 3272","For Profit high tech company","   *  mobile app  solutions for virtual, remote energy audit and code compliance of buildings; \n   *  drone solutions for building energy efficiency measurement and verification pre and post retrofit \n   * robotic solutions for attic cleaning and air sealing for single family residential buildings; ","Signetron is  a leader in software, hardware technology solutions,  for scalable inspection, measurement, verification, and code compliance of existing and new buildings. We have developed products and solutions for the construction industry to rapidly inspect and document construction sites. Signetron won Phases 1 and 2 of the E-Robot competition in 2021 and 2022 respectively for developing innovative robotic and drone solutions for envelope retrofit of existing buildings. Signetron is located in Berkeley, CA. "]
["Foam Sheathing Committee (FSC)","Amy_Schmidt@americanchemistry.com","989-513-2169","Nonprofit, industry organization","•\tBuilding Envelope expertise\no\tFoam plastic insulation\no\tContinuous insulation\no\tWall insulation\no\tFoundation insulation\no\tRoof insulation\no\tAir barriers\no\tThermal bridging\no\tMoisture management\no\tWood and Steel framed wall calculators for code compliance","•\tThe Foam Sheathing Committee is an organization comprised of various foam plastic sheathing manufacturers that represent various product types (XPS, EPS, Polyisocyanurate, VIP, and Phenolic).  They support research and the development of educational materials and code compliant tools that aid the use of foam plastic sheathing.  Please visit our sponsored website:  www.continuousinsulaton.org for more information.\n•\tWe are interested in helping builders, code officials, policy makers etc. to educate stakeholders and aid in code development, compliance and training."]
["Harvard University","hsamuelson@gsd.harvard.edu","617-699-5519","Academic","Building Simulation, Energy Efficiency, Architecture, ","Interested in partnering with a team that can use our skills.  If possible, I am particularly interested in energy demand shifting, time-dependent valuation of energy use, coordinating building demand with future grids, and/or window selection in cool climates (ASHRAE Zone 5 and higher). Have ideas for advancing codes/standards. In need of a partner that meets the eligibility requirements (e.g. a state agency)."]
["FSEC Energy Research Center/ University of Central Florida   https://energyresearch.ucf.edu","jessica.sublette@ucf.edu","321-638-1486","University","Affordable housing\nEnergy Efficiency\nHVAC\nIndoor Air Quality\nDetailed Field Measurements \nDeveloping simulations \nEnergy codes and standards\nEnergyPlus algorithm development\nManufactured housing\nPhotovoltaics\nEnergy rating standards\n\n","FSEC Energy Research Center is a research Institute of the University of Central Florida and has full time dedicated researchers averaging over 20 years of experience in building science, photovoltaics, fuel cells and training. Research expertise often involves combinations of simulations, field measurements and laboratory. Facilities include full scale residential side-by-side buildings, a manufactured housing lab with 4 different duct systems, a building science laboratory capable of small commercial scale building research, a hot water laboratory, an HVAC test facility, a roofing test facility, night sky side-by-side test structures, solar evaluation fields and measurements, fuel cell testing lab, electric vehicle to grid test center, and a building science training center equipped with 7 mini-house structures for student hands-on testing."]
["Indoor Climate Research & Training (ICRT), Applied Research Institute (ARI), University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign","icrt-ari@illinois.edu","217-300-7188","University 501c3","•Training, Education, and Curriculum Development\n •Building Science\n •Building Performance Field Measurements/Diagnostics\n •Software Development\n •Residential Indoor Air Quality Research and Policy Development (ASHRAE 62.2)\n •Weatherization","ICRT within the ARI at the University of Illinois focuses on using principles of building science to advance home performance by developing and disseminating knowledge and best practices through education, training, and research. ICRT conducts research at the intersection of energy efficiency and indoor air quality and maintains a training center for the Illinois Home Weatherization Assistance Program. ICRT partners with others to execute research and translate results from the field into actionable practices and policies. ICRT staff are also involved in setting policy and standards for residential building energy efficiency and indoor air quality through national committees."]
["Policy Studio","eric@policystudio.co","619-786-7038","Decarbonization Software Company","State and Local Code Adoption, Innovative Approaches","Policy Studio is a mission-driven software company dedicated to accelerating decarbonization. We specialize in building software tools that help governments design building codes. We do this through a powerful yet user-friendly platform that allows policy maker to configure virtual building code updates and model their impact within their jurisdiction. Our first product, the Cost-Effectiveness Explorer (explorer.localenergycodes.com) has been used by more than 130 cities and counties in California."]